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Hi Stan, I recently ran my Big Buddy heater off a bulk tank with a hose from that company that supposedly absorbs the nasty stuff in the propane. The second burner only runs when the heater is set to "High", on low or medium it only uses one of the two burners. Hope that helps! Nick

Nice!

I texted to both of those numbers and got a reply. Thanks for your help. No yellows for a while, but will contact them later. Thanks again for your help!

My canvas tent has "vents" on each side at the top where a ridgepole would go if you were using logs as a tent frame. It also has a gap at the doorway that allows air in down low, and its canvas, which is naturally porous. I suspect I should still get a CO monitor to be on the safe side. Thanks for the heads up.

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The number I called says they are not accepting calls. No voicemail or anything. Weird.

So I tried calling and emailing Desert Mountain Labradors. Phone number not accepting calls, email bounced back. I guess they don't want anybody asking questions. Glad you guys had a good experience but I can't get anywhere with them if they won't communicate with potential buyers.

Very sorry for your loss bigmuleyfan. I have looked on their site and they don't have any available now. Will check again later I suppose.

This breeder indicated his two females are now fixed.

Very cool Adam! Thanks for taking us along.

No argument there.

Ya that's quite a ways off. Will keep that in mind. Thanks for your reply!

I've got a Big Buddy heater I use in my wall tent for cold but not freezing temps or when I don't have time to cut wood. One of these is a lot less work and a lot cleaner than a wood burning stove although a wood stove is the way to go if it is really cold. Canvas tents breathe a lot better than synthetic fiber tents. Most have a way to vent in some fresh air. Never have had an issue running mine in the tent all night, stove or heater.

Absolutely awesome Houston. Thanks a lot for sharing man! I would love to go to Kodiak someday and kill some Sitka deer. That is at or near the top of my list for an Alaskan adventure that is within grasp. Posts like this give me a great perspective on what to expect when it finally happens.

Have never fished with those guys but hope to next year. They were consistently one of the best boats in the fleet this past season.

Good Luck Lee, may your bucket be full!

Very nice! Pretty good feeling rolling into camp with a buck on the Jeep like that I reckon!

Hope you hosers have a good time eh!

Wish I had more experience with horses and the time. Good Luck with the sale!

Wow! That smile says it all. Hard to fake that. Good job you two, that is excellent work.

Someone put a post on basically every big game page on this site regarding that a few days ago. Need to look a little closer. If all else fails, contact Captain Don Martin in Kingman.

Simply outstanding! Great story! Congrats to the hunter and big kudos to you!

That's a nice deer, congratulations! 2x4 is pretty unique I would say! He has the face of a handsome, mature buck.

This year my wife drew her 3rd Antlerless Elk Tag. We have also hunted there with my son on a youth hunt. I've also had one tag for this unit. Of those 5 tags we have filled one, mine about 6 years ago which was kind of dumb luck. I thought I was a decent elk hunter but this unit has served us some humble pie for the last 3 hunts. I'll keep it short but we didn't really see much at all. We tried glassing, sitting water, and still hunting and we only saw some elk on one day. That was mostly due to some assistance we got from CatfishKev. Saw a herd up on a knob but by the time we got to where we could possibly get a shot they were long gone down in a deep canyon. Went back to that same area later that evening but we only saw a couple from a long ways off and no time to get there before the sun went down. Sitting water was fruitless. The areas we still hunted were not productive. Not sure if I just suck at helping or I'm just not very good when I can't chase bugles but we had very little action in general. The hunt was not a complete bust though. Got to meet a forum member in the field and hunt together a bit which was very cool. Thanks again Kevin! My father in law from Indiana joined us in the field one day and it was his first time seeing javelina. My wife and her Dad started up the hill while I was parking the truck and they walked themselves right into the middle of a herd. Wish I was there to see that but glad they had a little excitement together. I guess the boar in the herd was not too happy that they got in between him and his sows and made quite a ruckus about it, running back and forth trying to protect his herd. We also met Dale and Heather from Wild Heritage at their place returning some sticks that Kevin had borrowed from them. They tried to help us but the area they recommended we try did not pan out. I was reluctant to post this lack of success, especially after seeing these reports of youth success and others filling their tags, but maybe this might help us learn something for next time. Probably didn't really help that the elk had been stirred up from the youth elk and deer hunters, pushing them into their comfort zones where easy opportunities were few and far between. It is what it is. I can admit that I basically suck at elk hunting when the rut isn't going off and I can't chase bugles.

Man Sean you guys are making some awesome memories this year! Way to get those kids out there in the field to continue the hunting heritage. Big props to you my man! Congrats to the young lady on her coues deer. She has me beat in that department.